Bibliography of the Gordons

OF THE GORDONS
April, 1793, the day appointed for a general fast. Preached
in the parish church of Hinxworth, Herts.
London : printed for the benefit of the French clergy, and
sold by P. Emsley in the Strand, and J. Stockdale,
Piccadilly [1793?].
8vo. pp. viii + 51 + [1]. Dedicated to Viscount Melville (pp. v-vi) :
addressed to the people of Hinxworth (pp. vii viii) ; sermons
preached from Joel i. 14.
Plain sermons on practical subjects.
8vo., 2 vols. Mentioned in "The Annual biography" (ii., 371).
Repentence and reform the only ground of divine favour :
a sermon preached at West Tilbury, Essex, on Wednesday,
Feb. 26, 1806, being the day appointed by His Majesty for a
general fast.
London : printed in aid of the Patriotic Fund, and sold
by F. C. and J. Rivington and J. Hatchard, 1866.
8vo. pp. 39 + 1 : text, Isaiah v. 25.
The Righteousness of a king the blessedness of a people :
a sermon on the 50th anniversary of His Majesty's accession,
1809.
Mentioned in "The Annual biography" (ii., 371).
Selection of Psalms. London : J. Stockdale.
Advertised in " A Collection of sermons " (1796), price 1/6.
A Sermon on the victory of the combined fleets of France
and Spain. 1806.
8vo. Mentioned in "The Annual biography" (ii., 371).
Sermons on several subjects and occasions.
London : printed for the author, and printed by P.
Elmsly, 1790.
8vo. vol. i., pp. 1 + 320 (containing 12 sermons) : vol. ii., pp. xii
+ 332 (containing 12 sermons). The first volume is dedicated
to the Duke of Chandos, to whom Gordon was chaplain, in an
epistle dedicatory (pp. ix-xxix), and also by way of an epitaph
(pp. v-vii), his grace having died before its appearance. The
second volume is dedicated to Penniston Portlock Powney
(dated Aug. 30, 1786). There is a list of 340 subscribers (pp.
xxxi-xliv), with a portrait of Sir Adam, drawn by H. Stubble,
and engraved in stipple by C. Knight. The sermons are de-
tailed in Darling's "Cyclopaedia Bjbliographica," p. 1291.
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